Showing posts with label Planning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Planning. Show all posts

Monday, 30 November 2015

Risk Assessment

Storyboard

(Completed by Irena Mileva, Lucy Hickling & Mollie Ridgard)

Shot Plans




Props

(Completed by Irena Mileva, Mollie Ridgard and Lucy Hickling) 

Staircase Scene:
  • Broken bottles
  • Broken picture frame
  • Flowers
  • Vase
  • Scarf
  • Clothes/jewellery
  • Anniversary Card
Bedroom Scene:

  • Red lipstick
  • Red nail varnish
  • Clothes
  • Earrings
  • Perfume
  • Rings
  • Mascara
  • Shoes

Costumes

(Completed by Mollie Ridgard) 

The scene when where we see Marisa’s clothing ‘is the morning after she came home from a date with the guy the night before and she has just attacked’. She will be getting ready in the morning by putting on her makeup and brushing her hair. We have decided to dress her in smart casual clothing so it looks like she is trying to look normal in everyday clothing as she doesn’t want to look suspicious. She will be wearing jeans with a smart top and no shoes to show she is still in the process of getting ready, this is to show she is trying to be an ordinary girl. 




Location Shots

Filming Schedule

(Completed by Lucy Hickling) 
In order to work as efficiently as possible with minimal time wasted, we created a filming schedule discussed what we were going to achieve on each day of filming. This will enable us to organise ourselves as well as to plan our filming accordingly. 
Equipment List 
We also created an equipment list with the intention of organising ourselves and wasting as little time as possible. The equipment that we need to take with us will include:
- Light Reflector
- Lights 
- Cannon EOS 550D
- Tripod

Actors

(Completed by Mollie Ridgard) 

Mysterious Girl: Marisa Onorati, we chose Marisa because we needed a stereotypical ‘girly girl’ but also has the casual effect towards the audience. We need her to wear casual clothing but looking girly, this makes her suitable for the opening scene of our thriller because she will be putting lipstick on as well as brushing her hair but then it will pan to the body. At the start it will show us that she is an average teenager but then shows us the arm of the dead body then it will confuse the audience as they will think she is typically a good girl. 



Dead Body: Jordan Brightmore, we chose Jordan because we needed a masculine hand and arm which will be pocking of from underneath the bed which fake blood on/around. 

Tuesday, 24 November 2015

The Narrative

Once we brainstormed and discussed various aspects of our thrillers, we decided what the narrative of our thriller opening sequence was going to be.

Brainstorm

Brainstorm
(Completed by Lucy Hickling) 
Once we chose our groups, we decided to brainstorm and discuss ideas as to what we could include within our thriller. This is the outcome of our discussion.

Initial Storyboard
(Completed by Irena Mileva, Lucy Hicking & Mollie Ridgard) 
Once we had brainstormed out ideas, we decided to complete a rough storyboard as to how our thriller opening sequence will unravel. 

Group

Before we started planning our opening sequence to our thriller, we had to decide whether we worked individually or as a group. A few of us joined together and we formed a group, therefore, this is my group: 
- Irena Mileva (Me)
- Mollie Ridgard 
- Lucy Hickling